Sentence examples for problems that could allow from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, Mt. Gox suspended bitcoin withdrawals, citing technical problems that could allow for fraudulent transactions while a fix was implemented.

A security firm, IncludeSec, recently revealed a major problem in Tinder's app that could allow hackers to accurately pinpoint users geographically using high school math.

The problem was a separated motor mount that could allow the engine to lift up and affect the throttle linkage, causing sudden acceleration and a possible loss of control of the vehicle.

But there was one problem: UBS Warburg's loan came with strings that could allow it out of the deal.

Shielding citizens, from youth through adulthood, from the full extent of wrongs perpetrated by Americans and the U.S. government prevents the understanding that could allow for real problem-solving.

Connecticut, which has one of the highest rates of school segregation in the country, also has a state constitution that could allow it to solve this problem.

Most small landlords are not, though Experian is considering a system that could allow more independents to report on-time and problem renters.

That could allow the vehicle to roll.

The financial data and the resulting analysis allow you to take steps to avoid problems that could hurt you in the long run.

A plan will also prevent you from getting in over your head by allowing you to consider risks and problems that could arise in advance.

This study allows evaluating the suggested wellbore completion design to mitigate potential problems that could be caused by excessive ground movement and result in wellbore failures.